There is a book in Kyushu called Qiongfanglu, which chronicles the lives of beauties and talented girls in the world.
This book is different from the usual biographies of concubines and concubines, where women have no names and are only introduced as vassals of men. Instead, this book records the lives of the women themselves. They are no longer mere codenames and silhouettes, but living people of flesh and blood. It is also different from the various beautiful virtues praised in previous history books. It shows the real women, their struggles, despair and even madness in the ups and downs of power.
Concubines, princesses, and noble ladies from all over Kyushu were all listed on the list. For a time, women all over the world flocked to it and were proud to be on the list.
Ranking first is Gao Yanyan, Princess Yongyan of the Xingqing Palace of the Great Zhou Dynasty. She descended to the Northern Marquis Crown Prince as an imperial daughter, and even followed the Crown Prince to the border after her marriage to ensure the stability of the border.
The second is Liu Lin, the Jingchun noble concubine of Daliang. She is the emperor's friend in times of need. With a mediocre background, her ability is superior to that of other noble ladies. She is ranked lower than the queen. She has never been based on her beauty and ability, but because she has been with the emperor in his last days.
The third is Lin Ning, the imperial concubine of Duan'an, Lin Ning Wenwen Duanfang, the emperor's husband, who was also praised by the emperor's husband, "The imperial concubine Duan Fang was also frightened back then."
The imperial concubine was educated in the palace together with the daughters of the Jiao family of Concubine Yingzong's mother's family and the daughters of the Fang family of the mother's family of Wen Zong's mother's family. They experienced the strife in the harem during the reign of the late Emperor Yingzong and the internal fighting between the Jiao family and the Fang family. No one knows how frightened the imperial concubine was. No matter whether they were the daughters of Shufei, Zhaoyi, Zhaoxun, etc., The imperial concubine has always avoided them like snakes and scorpions. She would rather stand behind the empress who was very strange to them and had a reputation for evil.
Her attitude was a great harm to the reputation and upbringing of the daughters of the two families, but even the late Queen Mother and Concubine Jiao could not accuse the noble concubine at all.
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